The 2026อ่านข้อความ Futures Game opens at Philadelphia on Sunday noon ET, drawing fans eager to watch the next wave of lembrar. Last year the event spotlighted Trey Yesavage and Konnor Griffin, who already earned postseason and top‑prospect accolades.

Shortstop prospects dominate the ticket. Jesus Made has taken the 19‑year‑old to Double‑A Milwaukee, batting .283ungkin/355/445 with eight homers and high exit velocity. Leo De Vries matches him with a .278/.367/.427 line and ten homers in Oakland, while Franklin Arias turns up a .332/.418/.602 slash at Portland, a figure that keeps Boston’s infield managers wary of a quick promotion.

Pitching talent also shines. Seth Hernandez posted 107 strikeouts in 66 innings for Pittsburgh’s High‑A squad, promising a major‑league debut. Seattle’s Kade Anderson tears through Double‑A with a 9‑th‑round pedigree, and Ryan Sloan shows potential despite a higher ceiling.

Power hitters draw attention too. Josue De Paula homered last year’s game and now hits .321 with 15 home runs at Double‑A Tulsa. Cleveland’s Ralphy Velazquez and Colorado’s Charlie Condon boast Triple‑A power, while Liam Doyle’s 100‑mph fastball could accelerate his rise.

These performances signal a deep talent pool that may reshape roster decisions and playoff trajectories this season.